The grid
Pitch on one axis, time on the other. Stretch a note, resize it, or shove it onto the next beat.
Piano roll
Load a .mid, move notes on the grid, export when it sounds right. The draft lives in this tab.
MIDI editor
This online MIDI editor is a note grid in your browser. Drag pitches, change how hard they hit, pick a sound, export a .mid. Closing the tab does not send anything to us.
Editing tools
Move notes. Hear them. Save a standard MIDI file. That is the whole job.
Pitch on one axis, time on the other. Stretch a note, resize it, or shove it onto the next beat.
Change the patch, the BPM, pan, and level without leaving the browser or installing a sound editor.
The browser can remember this session. Export a .mid if you need the file elsewhere.
Use cases
After Audio to MIDI, or when a .mid needs a look before it hits a DAW.
Kill ghost notes and park the phrase on the downbeat before the file reaches your project.
Hear the part on a different patch, then drop a cleaner file into the project.
See a melody as blocks instead of a waveform. No install, no account, no project file.
Open this MIDI editor online when you only need a quick pass. The grid loads in the browser and the file never has to leave your machine.

Get a .mid in, put notes where they belong, take a .mid out.
Open a file from disk, or arrive here from an Audio to MIDI conversion.
Drag, resize, change velocity, set BPM. Listen after each move.
The tab can remember the session. Download when the file has to travel.
You are editing instructions: pitch, when it starts, how long, how hard, how fast, which sound. The original recording is untouched.
Delete extras, drop octaves that jumped, and snap the phrase to the click.
Swap the patch and the tempo. The hummed line still exists as audio on your machine; this file is only the notes.
Load a .mid exported from a DAW, a notation app, or the Audio to MIDI converter. The editor reads the same standard format either way.
Yes. Moving notes in this online MIDI editor does not spend credits and needs no account.
No. It writes to localStorage in this browser. We never get the file.
Yes. Convert first, then send the result here and clean the grid.
That is what this page is for. Open a .mid from disk, move the notes in this MIDI editor online, and export when it plays clean.
Yes. The grid shows pitch against time, the same way a piano roll does. Drag, resize, and set velocity directly on the notes.
Editing still works. Download the .mid before you close the tab, because the session will not be remembered.
Load a .mid, drag what is wrong, export when it plays clean. No install and no account.
Open MIDI editor